November 22, 2009
Short Term Impact on the Scientific World
Oddly, Mendeleev was one of a few historical figures whose impact at his time was somewhat similar to the long term impact. Essentially, around the time of his discoveries (late 19th c), Mendeleev was relatively well known, and once he published his book, major scientists all around the world knew the name Dmitri Mendeleev. His ideas were examined by Henry Moseley, William Raleigh, and other notable scientists of the time, allowing him to gain credibility and fame among scientists. Mendeleev won several awards for his table and book as well. On a non-chemical note, Mendeleev also appears to have had a part in the creation of a petroleum industry in Russia.
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Mendeleev's Periodic Table
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